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BrsHoP IRELAND STARTS FOR HOME.

Bishop Ireland, Of st. Paul. started foIPhliaaelphia
last night on his way home. He said before goihs.
Tho Catholic University project has been soehniy
approved by tho Holy Father. Bishop heahp, ~, VI
Richmond, who accompanied me, and who !. 10 90 %
the rector OF tho now University Will not return lOr
some weeks when he and Cardinal GIBBONS Ie1 ,.
this country meeting Of the directors OF the
will be held In Baltimore ana me pIoJeos VIA '
take definite shape" -, 49,, ala.
Az 10 the Knights Of labor Bishop Ireland sala a.
condemned and all censures against them, suon <.
those formerly existing In Canada, have been VIVA.
19wn. But this action Is negative no poshiv9
approval was asked for or VII be given aud =,
socicty contrary to the ruIe OF natural justice or sno
law Of the Church they will DO liable to condsnln% a
ton So far there has been no cause for cOdblelia
ton Furthermore, tho Church imPnedly recogm.t,es
tho light Of the laborng flasses 70 organize ior 'h'
legitimate protection OF their rights" , 49,, ,.,.ov
Bishop ireland Is much pleased with the S.ee,
which he received from the Pope approving ms iao%s
In behalf Of total abstinence and encouraging AZ mofv
nents In favor Of temperanoos
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DIED.

BosTwIcK-on Wednesday, May H. Isiah T. BOstwick.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
vices tho residence OF Mr. TsOn, No. 2Z7 Eas, 39th
st..Frday, 18th INST. at halt.past p m.
BRocAson Monday. the % inst. William Broeas
aRs r S% G late n this % 9th aud 9th
A'as Ledge. No az T. and "a BTe;Sren r T as
brother %a@ ProSas from late resiasase on Thurs
day, l2ih inst At 3Ococke Take boat at O'Clock from
i00' Oh "'"''i'" e. 20 aoD ODE REY pATTERsoN Master
PSs x aa May B spi g
Funeral on Thursday May r. at1OSo m. from her las
Train Of the Erie Railway from New.YOrk at 7:sOam
CARyER-suddeny Brooklyn. Nav H. 1897, Jane u.
Carver. widow Of the Rev. Robert Carver Of Taunton.
Funeral services and interment at Taunton. Mass.
DANIELsI3a wsdnesay Nay H. SS LANE nc wssysr
AMI the Late Clark Greenwood.
o% the to SsH' 81
West l5th.st, saturday May IA. at loOclOcE a.
interment at Greenwood
eILHAM-on Tuesday. May 70. Of pneumonia. william II
Relatives ami friends invited attend the funeral
s' on as saSnn %ag 10 i
Year a S a Esn aman H MaHay May TO- in tho
PIERCE-on May o. 1897. Elizabeth Gardiner only child
Abbe aad Robert T. Pierce aged 10 years months
Funeral viii take PLACE ron her late rssioqss AZ West
friends o the family are invited to attend.
Kindly omit flowers
OF John Ewing Risey at their residence No. 80 Madison
Funeral services wiz be held att aS Church o. the S
O'clock Friends cordially invited to attend without
further notice.
| IneTment at WO0iiawn.
STRANG-On May T. Louis Luqueer infant OF Francis
LuQueer and Mas Darlington Strang, at Wigwam, COL
TOMPKINs-At White Plains N. Y. Tuesday morning.
May TO- Daniel f. youngest son OF the ate Alexander e
| and Harriet TOmpklns agel 80 years.
Funeral services at Presbyterian Church Thursday, ats
|
VAN DOLSEN-suadeny May At his resien 81 Fest
l27thst, DIT. Henry Cone Van DOlsen agei 3Oye2rs
Funeral services hisIs, residence thursday 10 ~,
| private
| Interment at Oak Hill. Nyack. y. Y.
WARNER-At her residence in this city, Wednesday llh
| inst, Anne wife OF Andrew Warner.
| Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Post OMce Notice.
DAILY by all interested, az changes may
SHOULD DO reSd d.

SHOULD be resd by all interested changes may
occur at any tmal
by particular steamer except WHOM 10 d,
sired lndcommercal
letters not specially addressed oea sent Oy tho stes YES
Foreign mails the week ending May II will clos,
(PRoAPILrin all casss) at thus oince as follows
THURSDAY-Atl for Bermu la. amshp Orinoco
at pm Tor Nassau ". Pr and Santiago Cuba per
ship SAntago &C p. m for 81 Domingo. Cape Hayti
and fvrSs isisnd ger stesmsp SeSfgs W. Tiyas
YuoAtin pSr stea nsnip CITY OF Washington; az $50
D. M ST Pierre Miqueon per stea nerfrom Halifax.
sATURDAY-AtSa IN for Europe. per steamship Umbha
via Queenstown uotters Tor France. Germany &c. mnst
90, per steamship Elder wa southampton and 8remca
(eters for Great Britain anu other European countries
direct, per steamship La Normandie. via Hayro ~
Glasgow letters must be directed per BOLIVIA
the Ne.aerands direct p per s,s%sap os %
3,sland'c at < a no. for Belgium drect per steamship
Waesland. Antwerp Qetters must Do diIeceu PER gs
paaI1s ports per steamship Colon. via Aspinwall le
tsrs for Chil Guatemala and Mexico must DO drecs9a
ygsar Sss a. 4 p IN ro vera Cruz and
steamshlp Panama, via Havana; ~ p ms to1 ~'-~
rico, per sieams hip River Avon -, ...,r,
Tor tho sandwich Islands, per stesnsnp \ d IN Mails
San Franoscol close nero NAY ~ rsai6 Qron san
fsr a: s'a clos. here NAY r and
Cor Australia Newzealan, liron rraaeis,,
Gloss here May ~ q = a Blush sn mails ior aasr.ss
ofsteamship Germanic, T 20 Tampa FlA and thence
Malls for v SaI Kew " wssI f close At s' sa's a-"A
2:30a
-The schedule closing OF ,raUsea overland transit
the Nails from East arriving 90 as nn
70 san nrsn ms on The day OF sailing Oh ''1A
patched 'hsa'' the All Tsssy PEARSON r''sAa'
po.. osass Nsw.yoxk. y. \. Nay aso"
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SALE OF A1fERICAy PICTURES

sale collection OF oil panngs examples OF the
work OF genre and landscape OF this country,
took place last night at ores galleries Nos S45 and
s47 Broad The collection includes 1913 paintings sixty
six Of which were solo last night Abou 100 people were
1tappeared 70 be the opinion the collection
on the whole Sreoitaole exhibition Of American talent in
was nearly IS. 900.
psughier Percy Moran, 800; "A Gray bay i. Bo,leP
Harry Chase $500; wood INTERIOR william Bliss Bsiet
Hamilton Is%iioS sS4S .SlS House near 1sfiasS
John L. Esrses 1920 TsgbsuSOs S soo q Douglas
ooos,os,i Eye5ingb Cnnes Essss%, $685., What's
snh sl60j Landscape" Thomas Moran siSol "a Misty
Bse f ps,s al syo ous HO1sn
Den f.2b the Kennel Henry Poore sf22 TO-
taae closes t0-riGht
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.0.,,s ,,pnnrm OLE nlRnINAL MINING.

The fTdNcTStV VIFIVtes
letter received from Calstoga last evening staten
.,at Lord Manning few days ago honored that town
nv his presence As Usual. his remittance had not ar
rived He said 1t deuced awkward ior gentleman
Lower W. Lake to see some friends and the agent would
kindly pass him mp he would return me rare %iiaou1 de
sack as security Manning objected and said there Ger
would asslst another In distress The nephew OF Car
da accordingly called upon the gha ter
instr agreed 3 be responsible for the fare Before ne
eft Ma Mining succeeded In borrowing 81 from the sgent
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4 PLEA FOR PIE.

cotton Mather smith IN The Epoch.
IL IL the fashion cry down po and accuse or caus
Ing all the dyspepsia in the c0unry but there pie and
PIE and good PIC does not dyspepsia IL s more
over one OF the most paatabe dishes that be set be-
fore true and patriotic American Emerson ate pie for
breakfast all lis Iife and Carlyle ate any. Yet
which was the dyspeptic 60 to, ye mitators OF Eng
fish clothes aud French dishes Ye cannot abolish pie
The rich gold OF the pumpkin the bright canary OF the
demlunes In the aky top crust Will still cheer the eye
OF tho American epicure when English and French
fashions gone out OF style and though every bill Of
fare In the country should become carte de menu.
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zoH O. PRYrEoosr on TIE LANp QUESTION.

HUGH o. PENTEOOST on THE LAND QUESTION
The Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost, pastor of 1.-the Belle
vile Avenue Congregational Church in Newark adj
dressed meeting last night in the hall OF District
Asst mbly No. 81, Knights of Labor. in Newark. In
his speech he took an advanced position on the ques
ton OF land and labor and came out souarely in his
adhesion 70 the doctrines of Henry George.
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4 CONTENTION OF REPUBLI0AN OLUBS

The regular monthly meeting of the Republican
Club Of tho city Of New-York held at the rooms
No 32 West Twenty -eighth-st last night. The meet
ing important one and there was a larger
attendance than usual q. b. Stiles OF Detroit ad-
dressed the club "Thc Protective Policy The re-
port OF the committee constitution ana by laws
read and discussed and a number Of the amendments
advised by it adopted. plan for convention
Of the Republican clubs Of the city also presented
and discussed
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prominent English man Of that vicinity, and oil was
smooth and serene until the host read The Chronicle
(which exposed the fellows tricks Manning fell from
grace Mt and driven off the place without much
ceremony His gpsack arrived nc Castoga yesterday,
but his whereabouts unknown.
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A JAPANESE CABINET MINISTER IN TOWN

Viscount General T. Tani, Minister of Agriculture
and Commerce OF JAPAN arrived from Europe on the
Umbria and reached the Giscy House yesterday
morning He has been making an extended tour on
the Continent and is now on bis way hDme Yester-
day afternoon the Minister and several subordinate
officials who accompanied him visited Central PARK,
High Bridge ana the tomb OF General Grant, under
the guidance OF the Japanese Consul In this city, 10
day they will visit Wall Street They expect to AL
from San Francisco for Japan about the middle of
June
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WILLIAM MACY GROWING WEAVER.

William II. Macy, the well known president of the
seamen's Bank, has been lying dangerously Ill at
his house. No 40 East Twenty-hrst-st, for about two
weeks. Dcrangement Of the hearts action Is the
cause OF his illness. Two weeks ago Tuesday be Wis
tied the bank. He has been conf ned TO his house
evcr since In a critical condition. Last night it
said at his house that be weaker than over.
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4 THREATTO THE VIRGYA BOYDHOLDERS

4 THREATTO TIE TIKUINIA BUNDHULUhhh
RIcmMoND Va, May Ex-senator Kerner chairman OF
the senate Finance Committee to-day submitted to tho
Senate resolution which adopted, setting forth the
delay IN the settlement OF the State debt and concluding
thus:
Rssolred That the Committee on Finance DO and they
hereby requested TO inquire into the expectancy OF
making rataDe reduction on all taxes so as 10 PROVIDE
only revenue enough FOR current expenses.
Tho English Debt Commissioners today received n
cablegram from London ana tonight sent a commun-
cation 10 the chairman of tho Virginia Debt Committee
submitting a proposition on tho subject VI setlio
which will DO considered by the committee tonor
rn,v IN
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- y,nlvr p1TY DOES NOT SING.

suv OPERA POSTPONED on ACCOUNT OF SLIGHT
INDIsPosITIoN.
Tho lobby OF the Metropolitan opera HOUSE was
roded at clock last evening ana the Two long MES
nj peopIe reaching from the boxofoe windowsanost 10
ina doors looked as extremely popular perform
snce were being given inside Inc gates opening in'o
the corridors we're closed however and beyond the lobby
ali WAS dark ON the walls we're two or three Hastily
painted notices reading like this
owing to Slight IndispostOn
Madame Adelina Patti
No Opera
iii be given This Evening .,-.
fbe people in the lobby were presenting uo 80
they had purchased for redemption or e&cn"s a,o,s
one-nalf of them, it said By MI Cn'p""" ''ON
for Friday evening instead OF the money o,,
rbara was plenty of grumblng of course ana one III
,,t vornc man eased his bursting heart by yeiilne
throuph the box office window 10 treasurer ,,
that Patti ought to be lndPsTu stibews 10
sSaer As rule however all were extremely so tS
natired over their disappointment Wa counting up
lobby was deserted and Mr. Matthew's was 'o'"'"e W
The tickets retained. - . ont nv Mr. Abbey
An ann4nnceiemS saving that there would be no
cary III M tht he money would be refunded or tickets
excnangeG dUs Sy recovered from the effects Of the
Extreme hot weather which she met WIN uuns n9 ~
,sSinyfon on Tuesday she suffered greaty put ~
Us boped that she would be able to appear iast nsn
At noon Yesterday indeed, the orchestra 80 Sd ot the
ospr mart of the way through II when pews was
hronSbt that MadamePatt was positively uhaDe W ae
mart in the evening performance. Naturally theLe was
nncb gossip about this sudden postponement IN thea
cal and musical circles. - ,,..o,i,- s,,o1lor
The advance sale last night was admittedly saner
than for tomorrow night and was not unnatrai
Tore thai some people connected this fact WIN Mao
sttts Willingness 10 herself for there Is sad 70
be no question TO her singing to,mOrroW eNcnh5 AZ
peea hardly DO added that among all the comments mace
upon the affair not Of them pressed harsbly ubon
S{r Abbey He was indeed probably a more moruhe9
man Yesterday afternoon than any OF those VINO htu
bopeG 10 hear Patti sing. Those too who remember ms
nlucky fight against fate during the first season OF
Italian opera at the Metropolitan Opera House would
never suppose that would do augh but keep MS WORD
TO the public, whatever pecuniary saerinee might De S
failed IL was suggested, however. that Madame faIu
felt averse appearing in NewI ork where heie WAS
chance that the house might not be filled 800.
III wind for Mr. Abbey but II blew gpU1 o 10
The Sround with dodgers announcing that The Black
H"sssr1 might be seen at Wallacks and the Casino,
being conveniently situated, had lu mousse a' 'e0n
minutes after 5.
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Flowers auction every Tuesday aud Friday. at 1890
a. M, at Young & Elliotts SO Dcy-st, Sew-York.
Catalogues mailed on application >:
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OBITUARY.
TIE REV DIR TIMOTHY G. PIrKIy.

DETROIT. Mich. May 1.-The Rev. DIR Timothy G. PIT
kin a weLknown Epscopalian divine, died at his home
in this city at $3.50 o'clock this morning He born
December II. 1916, at Pennington, Conn, aud was
graduated az Yale In 1896 He took Episcopal orders
and had charges excessively Louisville Rochester
New Haven, Albany, Buffalo and Detroit
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO. Nay IL. 1897
CONSUMERS ARE SO WELL, PLEASED

with our Imperial Lager Beer that they write to
mendng its purity and general excellence Bottled for
private USE BeadestOn & woerz, 291 W. 10th-s =.
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TARBoRo, " G., May 1.-THE Democracy OF thls sta1e
much divided heualor Vance the most popular oi
the gourbons x gressnan Kitchen and other leaders
%, thu ,,,rl, have CONE out ia open hostility to tho 10
nomination. o. cleveland Ihe Republicans are taking
advantage II situation.
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The WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoN5-FoR 81 HOURS
WASHINGTON, May 11.-For Southern New-England
New-York, Pennsylvania and NewJersey. cooler, fair
weather, northery winds veering to northeasterly.
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JOHN w IEWIS

RALEIGH, y. C., May 1l.-JoLn W. Lewis, a wealthy
citizen of NewYork and formerly of this State died II
Oxford n. e., this morning.
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yJss Br1LAyY ALLOWED roLAYD.

PHILADELPHIA, May I1.-Colector Cadwalader yestor
day ordered the Of Miss Boamytho English nurse
who had here the steamer Indiana IRON LVer
pool for the purpose OF accepting position IN the hosp
Ial OF the University OF Pennsy lNaniA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tho residence OF tho BRIDES
father on Wednesday May H. 1897, by the Rev. Father
Ducey John f. Alexandra and Heen Lispen ard daughter
of General Alexander stewart webb.
SCOTT-pAToN-On the llth May at sol Lexington ave.
BY the Dr. Hail. j. Seymour Scott to Nellie youngest
daughter Of John Patton. OF New-York.
Notices Of marriages must be Endorsed tcih fau name
and address
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Gpeeial n Jtice5.

Bangs IL Company,
73O AND I'll BROADWAY.
will sell at auction
MONDAY, MAY l6 AND FOLLOWING DAYS
3AND73O p. NJ
tho fourth part Of the extraordinary collection OF
AUTOGRAPHS AND PORTRAITS ~
Of the late
LEWIS J. CIsT. OF CINCINNATI, OHIO.
containing many and valuable specimens American AMI
Foreign.
Now ready, catalogues OF the Library OF the late
RICHARD NJ HOE.
con,nrisinr An extraordinary collection Printing
Scientific Works, General Literature &c.
A. sale this Thursday evening at o'clock.
oRTGIEs' ART GALLERIES.
e45 AND SAT BROADWAY.
The most important collection OF
AMERICAN PAINTINGS
offered tor sale In many years.
Tho best Genre and Landscape Artists hero worhS
represented The paintings mostly cabinet si2 aud hs
sale is absolutely unreserved.
wM. b. NORMAN. AuctiOnecr.
BY oRTGIEs co.
A. William p. Moore. AuctOuecI
MooREs, AUCTION Rooms
SPECIAL E52STThhAeSfhpfNARY EXHIBITION
AND SALE OF
MODERN ORIENTAL CARPETS
AND
VALUABLE ANTIQUE RUGS
FINEST QUALITY AND CONDITION.
THIS is NO ORDINARY RUG SALE 1T Is soME
rAiN now SEe Ok E EXxmfnfrIoN ara
AND TO DE SOLD BY AUGrIoN THIS
AT go O'CLOCK PROMPTLY EVERY DAY.
A. Thos. l.. Bucken IL 20,
ROBERT SOMERVILLE. Auctioneer.
ART GALLERIES. SIT AND sl9 BROADWAY.
achoice assortmentor
LACE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES,
consisting OF -
SWISS. NOTTINGHAM AND MADRAS LACE SILK
AND TAPESTRY CURTAINS AND PORTIERES,
COSTING OVER $4,000
The finest lot OF rare goods this city
FROM Rheims France and consigned by the largest Import
ing house In America
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION WITHOUT RESERVE
10 the highest bidder,
THIS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, MAY IL AND Is.
MORNING Ar H. AFTERNOON AT s.
Ame rican Bible society.
Annual Meeting OF the American BiOe
TMURsDAY NAY II, at halfpas o'clock for the trans
A''''" u CALEB I: ROWE. Recording Secretary:
Cooking by Gas
CORSON has kindly consented 10 give three DEM
onstratons this subject uday May IA. Wednes
day, May IS and "Wednesday, May ?5, at2;So p m;
- In Inc LEXINGTON AVENUE OPERA HOUSE,
~ -' i55 to l55 East 5stlsL
Tickets may the American Meter Co.. 223 Chave,
or Nauheims Drug Store 9So 3daye, cor 5yse
The Gardner Pine Ne ede Oil and spiriiBest remedy
gia sciatca and Muscular Pains PARK 4 TlLfoRD, Ags
IT, NJ stewart, steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
326 7th-aye, send tor crculsr.
Carriage free IN New-York aud Brooklyn-
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. May 12-1 A. Mot since 1881
when the mercury reached 900 May III has IL been
in town thus early In the it was yes
terday The temperature ranged between 500 and so.
the average 3 being 2sl higher than on the CORES
day The skies stayed clear, and the barometer fell
slowly
In near this city to-day there will probably be
cooler, fair or partly cloudy weather.
At present. partly cloudy weather. with stationary or
higher temperature, Is indicated for Friday.
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IL said uptown Yesterday that the tender OF the
United States Circuit COar Judgeshp. created by
the last Congress, to Corporation Counsel Lacombe
made fully six weeks ago. The delay in accepting
the place and entering upon its duties has been due TO
MAYOR Hewitts wishes to retain tho services OF Mr..
Lacombe until the close OF tho legislative session.
Tho Mayor wrote letter, it Is sad, TO President
Cleveland, asking him not to make the appointment
positive until after the adjournment ut Albany, be-
OF the great need that he himself lad oi Mr.
Innnrlhn'a u..i.lnnrn
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.NARRIED.

Piaft's CbiSriGes.
The household disnfectant
Always useful especially SO when housekeeping
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MEN WHO IRE TALKED ABoUE

TIE pre- ience of Senator voorhees,, of indiana, in
this city for the purpose OF attending the funeral OF
Mrs. Caroline Msioy, wife of John Risey. The Tall
Sycamore OF the Wabash he is known at home, is
guest at the Clarendon Hotel where he consented
yesterday to talk little about politics. The features
OF his talk were declarations that Indiana is sodly
Democratic that Cleveland will be renominaied and
that lie will be re elected. The Senator affects to be-
lievo that Cleveland can DC elected over Elaine. lie
thinks, too, that Governor Hill could sweep the
country. He says the Republicans have no chance to
carry any Southern state.
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LANDLORDS Perfume. RdesIa.

Children Cry for Pitcher. ca,toria.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In the diagram continuous line tho barometric
uatons yesterday observed tho United States sigma
Service station In this city The dashes indicate tho
ture noted at Hudnuts pharmacy. 2lS Broadway
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wealthy Chicagoan who has been at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel Is T.. f. Watkins, who has just come
from Florida aud Fortress Monroe with his family. He
is a beney Hooking man OF perhaps sixty with
suow-white beard and gray hair lie is New Yorker,
having been born the Hudson, and alter short
period of business lie in this city he went to the Lake
City forty years ago There were ut that time no gas
works IN Chicago He started the entire gas system
and built mp the Chicago Gas Light and Coke Com
posed of his interest TO syndicate IN which William
il. Elkins and Peter A. B. Wdener. Of Philadelphia,
were interested
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sponded by Senator Hiscock who WAS received win
much enthusiasm He spoke as follows:
informed that expected in fifteen minutes Of time
convince you OF their correctness am thankful mat am
c.i fst4 nsnired hy onr nartvs history educated wear
upon year by grand acheyeoents tAppause happy
niaering faith N the old one that has produced
and expended seven o. sgn more or o. HUE
sequence) in preserving the Nat on against an injurious
brief period given surpus either OF the prop
oston the sentiment am to respond TO. doubt not
It's Sisyns 70 reeosnzs that the policy q tho RsP96
pend money and without oppression TO our
people who are to-day the richest best most
plus In the Treasury that must be reduced Applause
tention to the party power and ntrusted by the PEG
pie with formulating policy tSr TednSeon La ny
that branch OF Congress where the measure
ersc statesman has not yet
with ugGn the 70 ana the
ali powerful he has made himself in running the party ma
parity in the rocon%sndac he has ut make
The Republican party wise oereate the laws =
the revenues when needed them Without
s %ss edu si to them
per How VAL we rsanss s s ye a
not produced here Only be pronaDy produced IN so
make pro S means q pTOh monopoly We
What revenue articles are those CONSUMED 0y people
senta 70 their pleasure may be they must be
SnfSs sa slia Tree as water
for ,aSs rns s%oo Sa aD
smeasurc Of protection capital aud labor ..
~ nsys S1 k psro sHS 1855
90 ss As saSsE
than Interfere with our capital and labor would repeal inter.
o oeccn hat aSS1ss supsratss And
%s ws q % s% e ~ STATE.
10 q sobaoco ana alcohol as then viii an
nj ss q ' si% up y 81